In this special session undergratudate students from Universidad Nacional will present term papers on the history of Colombian economics. The presentations and discussion will be in Spanish. Sara Isabel Caicedo“La llegada del economista colombiano a Colombia”http://www.fce.unal.edu.co/media/files/CentroEditorial/documentos/econografos/EE/econografos-EE-160.pdf Diego Alejandro Almonacid“Economics and Politics Sculpting the Colombian Economy: the Case of National Accounts”http://www.fce.unal.edu.co/media/files/CentroEditorial/documentos/econografos/EE/econografos-EE-159.pdf Luis Eduardo Castellanos“Hurdles and paternalism: …

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In this special session undergraduate students from Universidad Nacional will present term papers on the history of Colombian economics. The presentations and discussion will be in Spanish. Ricardo Alejandro Peña“From Political Economy to Economics: How Statistics, Graphs, and the State Forged Twentieth Century Economics”http://www.fce.unal.edu.co/media/files/CentroEditorial/documentos/econografos/EE/econografos-EE-151.pdf Daniela Cárdenas Sánchez“La economía del desarrollo como un producto del contexto”http://www.fce.unal.edu.co/media/files/CentroEditorial/documentos/econografos/EE/econografos-EE-148.pdf

ReDe presents the Webinar: From Capital to Capabilities: ‘Capable’ mothers and their daughters’ access to education - Treading the pathway of silences With Dr Aliya Khalid Aliya has a PhD in gender, education, and development from the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge. Her research focuses on how mothers in the South navigate their agency …

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We are glad to announce the fourth event of the Webinar Series in 18th-Century History of Political Economy. Professor Abigail Swingen will talk about the connection between the Calico Act and the South Sea Bubble by discussing how both crises intersected ideologically with the popular anxieties about a foreign invasion, Jacobitism, gender, and social order …

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Pilar Torres (LSE) and Juanita Villaveces (Universidad Nacional de Colombia) will present the paper "Making women visible. Gender bias in Colombian Economic History Courses." The presentation will be in Spanish.